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The Warsaw Rising Museum was opened on the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of fighting in Warsaw. The Museum is a tribute of Warsaw’s residents to those who fought and died for independent Poland and its free capital.

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OPENING HOURS:
Monday – 10.00-18.00
Tuesday – closed
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday – 10.00-18.00
Saturday and Sunday – 10.00-18.00  

The Museum is closed every year on: 1st January (New Year), 6th January (Three Kings), Easter, Corpus Christi, 1st November (All Saints Day), Christmas Days - 24th and 25th December.

Admission tickets can be purchased up to 30 minutes before Warsaw Rising Museum closing hours.

GENERAL ADMISSION PRICES:

  • Group ticket - 20 PLN (for groups with a Warsaw Rising Museum guide booked through the online system)
  • Guided tours in Polish - PLN 150
  • Guided tour in English, German, French, Russian, Italian or Spanish - PLN 200

  • Museum lesson - PLN 250
  • Audio guide hire  - 10 PLN
  • Access to the audio guide through personal smartphone - 5 PLN

  • Cells of Secret Service - Warsaw Rising Museum exhibition Normal ticket - 10 PLN
  • Discounted ticket - 8 PLN
  • Ticket for Large Family Card holders - 8 PLNGuide fee - 50 PLN per group


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INFORMATION FOR ORGANIZED GROUPS

Address:
Grzybowska 79
Warsaw 00-844  
Poland

AUDIOGUIDES
We inform that audioguides in the following languages are available at the Warsaw Rising Museum:

  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Greek
  • Italian
  • Slovak
  • Spanish
  • Ukrainian

 

 

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